The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1887-06-13
KAMEHAMEHA DAY.
Fourth Annual Meeting of the
Hawaiian Jockey Club.
Results of the Second Day.

There was pretty fair turnout of
people on Saturday to see the horse
racing at kapiolani Park, the sporting
fraternity being largely represented.
Everything passed off with average
smoothness, although the events we're
rather slow in their putting through.
A little fighting and a little fire in the
grass at the rear Of the grand stand
caused several redistributions of seats
in the galleries, 81 that those whose
curiosity was least abnormal had the
most comfortable view Of the sport.
The King and other dignitaries Of the
realm we're in attendance. Below will
be found entries for the different aces,
with brief description and the result
Of each contest
FIRST RACE.
The Queens Plate SIS Running
race, u mile dash, free for all.
Rockwell, bay g, 4 years, John
Ouderkirk.
LalIah Rookh, b. M, S years, N
Perry
Queen Kapiolani, s. M, 4 years, J.
A. Cummins
MISC, b. M, 4 years, w. II. Corn
well.
Nsa was Withdrawn. Amandine
took the lead and kept il 10 the finish,
winning in 4oH sec. Queen Kapio-
lani 2, Lallah Rookh 3, Rockwell A.
SECOND RACE.
Kamehameha Plate-$Iso Run
ming race, mile dash, free for all.
Col Gift, b. g, S years, W. II.
Comwell.
Patrol, b. h., aged, Huntley 4 Pot
ter.
Matte NJ, b. m, 3 years, Kealia
Ranch.
Col. Gift had the pole. Patrol was
slightly ahead over the first mile. Col
Gift led Matte NJ, but the latter gain
ed second place in the second mile
II was a fine race, there being only two
Lengths between the different horses
most of the way. Patrol won in 3;4S
Matte M. q, Col. Gift s.
THIRD RACE.
Kalakaua Purse-$I5o. Trottinl
race, mile heats, best in 3, to harness
free for all.
Joe Dake, b. g., aged, d. II
Davis.
Clementine, b. M, aged, Miles &
Hayley.
Twinkle, b. M, aged, Kealia Ranch
The first heat was won by Twinkle
Time assn. Clementine was with
drawn. After several Intellectual at
tempts at starting the second heat, ow
ing to Joe Dake getting away first, tn
Judges stated that if this was repeate'
no attention would be paid to Jo
Dake. A slight advantage was agai
taken by Joe Dake, and it got roun'
the track ahead but was ruled out an,
the race was given to Twinkle. Tn
, decision was reconsidered, however
, and the heat run over again, 10
Dakes driver being ruled of and hi
owner taking the ribbons. Twink
had the pole and led at the first quar-
ter. Joe Dake fell behind further b
the half mile pole, but drew up nearl
even by the three quarter pole, passin
Twinkle near the hume stretch. Their
was a fine race to the finish, and 10
/ Dake crossed the wire a neck aheac
, Time a,4o. In the third heat 10
Dake was leading at the quarter, bu
: Twinkle passed him at the halt. Jo
n Dake pulled up, however and 1t wa
: about neck and neck coming up tn
II home stretch. Twinkle broke near tn
: string, and Joe Dake came home ahea
E barely neck. The judges were goin
4 to make it dead heat, but Col. SpalC
ing, owner Of Twinkle, requested tina
the race be given to Joe Dake, whic
was done. Time a,34A.
FOURTH RAcR
j His Majesty's Cup-$Ioo addeC
! Cup to be run for annually Rul
ming race, mile dash, for HawaliaI
+ bred horses owned by members OF II
}, Jockey Club.
Surprise, 6, g. 4 years, J. A. Gun
S Minis
!; POM Moi, 6, g., aged W. II. Corr
d we'll
a POM Moi had the pole, and 1t was
!. pretty race to the three quarter pol
i when POM Moi drew away and won b
d several lengths in I;54M
IS FIFTH RACE.
IS Rosita Challenge Cup--$Ioo adde'
Running race, | mile dash; winner